In addition, different shades of luster dust within the same brand might contain different ingredients necessary to produce those shades. So if your luster dust container is not labeled, the only way to be certain of the ingredients is to contact the company and inquire about your specific shade.
Baby laying low on cervix...could it be a sign that labour will start early? I am 33 weeks pg and can feel my baby's head very low at times on my cervix. I can't say that it hurts but I sometimes find myself crossing my legs just in case (silly really but I just do it naturally).
BabyCentre's physiotherapy expert. If you normally sleep on your back, it's safe to continue doing so during the first trimester. But as your womb (uterus) gets heavier in the second trimester, it's best to lie on your side, ideally your left side. After 16 weeks of pregnancy, sleeping on your back isn't such a good idea. That's because your baby is pressing on the vein that returns blood from your lower body to your heart. Of course, we all toss and turn during a night's sleep. So if you wake up on your back, try not to worry.